Sentence examples for ingrained attitude from inspiring English sources

My ingrained attitude to red is that it is generally A Bad Thing.

The ingrained attitude that you never borrow money acts as a barrier to many who would otherwise like to study.

This now thoroughly ingrained attitude restricts and inhibits the ability to champion beliefs that are unpopular or outrageous, let alone act on them.

For many the situation seemed to highlight the creaky nature of Japan's rules of succession and to underscore the ingrained attitude among those in power that the public's right to know counts for little in a crisis.

"There is an ingrained attitude in frontline police that needs to change," Dronfield argues.

"People think it's naff if they've not watched it for ten years, or just have an ingrained attitude that it's crap without even trying it," he continues.

But there were ingrained attitudes.

But personal attention cannot always change ingrained attitudes.

The alternative to authoritarianism is to challenge ingrained attitudes.

In the intervening decades, little has happened to challenge ingrained attitudes and approaches, he said.

But within the national Republican Party, Mr. Rove's clever analysis ran into ingrained attitudes.